I'm with you. Here are my gripes:
1) No pictures at all, so I have to rely on Streetview and Birdseye view.
2) Pix that are all over the place: first an outside shot., then the basement, now the kitchen, (sink end), now a bathroom, now a bedroom, another shot of front of house, another bathroom, now the eating end of the kitchen, outside shot of backyard, back to the basement, back to bedrooms (looks the same - is it the same room?), now here's the shed in the back yard, Oh look - there's a lovely stove in the kitchen, and a fireplace in the basement, and there's a third bathroom, and so on . . .
3) Too-close shots of people's furniture without being able to see the room where the furniture is placed
4) I haven't seen many of the listings with multiple exterior photos, but I see MANY duplicated shots of interiors & exteriors scattered amongst the photos provided. - a big waste of photo space
As a prospective buyer, I like seeing the pix in logical order showing the selling points for this particular listing, or the reasons that it's a fixer-upper. My thought is that if it's listed as a selling point, negative or positive, there ought to be a picture of it.
For example:
Exterior, all (4?) sides of house, detached garage/outbuilding. RV parking, patio/hot tub, landscaped yard, horse accommodations, veggie garden, or whatever
Interior: Upper level - room by room in order, remodelled kitchen/bathrooms, the not-yet-updated kitchen/bathrooms, those walk-in closets, hardwood floors, new carpeting, parts that need fixing
Lower level: Turn all the lights on! Bedrooms, bathrooms, family room exercise room, parts that need fixing
A question - does it cost to put pix in the multilist listings? More pix - more $$$?
And my personal note to those people taking the pictures:- please lower the lid of the toilet before you take the bathroom picture.
